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. >> i think the economy is going to hold in here. tapering has been delayed. >> pending home sales down month to month in september. this is is a huge miss. the street was looking for a little less than 1% decline? >> adobe out with its first social intelligence report showing evidence of a major shift. google is still the king of the hill, demanding nearly a third of digital add. >> i would think that maybe we will get some support for her because of her announcement and i think we deserve it, the people deserve it. we need to know what the fed is doing. >> the reserve has pulled back a little bit and i think that's coming to light in some of the comp store sales. it's okay. it's not robust but it's okay. the american consumer over time has been really reserved. >> all right. time to trade some tweets. the first one is for guy. do you like chicago bridge and iron? >> i think the stock still looks interesting here. i think it trades close to 80 bucks. >> love that as well. >> first move tomorrow, we come right back. (announcer) at sc
. >> i think the economy is going to hold in here. tapering has been delayed. >> pending home sales down month to month in september. this is is a huge miss. the street was looking for a little less than 1% decline? >> adobe out with its first social intelligence report showing evidence of a major shift. google is still the king of the hill, demanding nearly a third of digital add. >> i would think that maybe we will get some support for her because of her announcement...
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he would like to pivot to asia, that is where the economies are growing and he would like to walk away from the middle east and what we see, i think, all of these things that are happening that we can see post of which are bad, they are happening essentially in the absence of really strong american leadership. >> rose: what is going to happen in syria? >> blood. >> well, a good muslim will say, only allah knows. we don't know what is going to happen to syria. we don't know if syria will hold. we know syria is broken into these different parts. we do know that historically syria was, it has the sunni cities and damascus, it had the alawite coast and druid area in the southeast and kurdish part in the northeast, so in a way, syria itself is being tested and the proposition is being tested whether syria could hold together. one note on, i am very sympathetic to what david ignatius says that we can't really solve the sunni shia schism, the sunni shia schism dates back to karbala, it is not calling on the united states to solve that crisis but the united states has to have a syria policy th
he would like to pivot to asia, that is where the economies are growing and he would like to walk away from the middle east and what we see, i think, all of these things that are happening that we can see post of which are bad, they are happening essentially in the absence of really strong american leadership. >> rose: what is going to happen in syria? >> blood. >> well, a good muslim will say, only allah knows. we don't know what is going to happen to syria. we don't know if...
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the point is that obamacare is going to hurt the economy. it's going to hurt when we can least afford to take another hit. i really want to end on a positive so i will engage in wishful thinking. suppose that democrats in the senate come to understand that obamacare is a disaster and they kill it? now, i know, highly unlikely, but i'm speculating here. but can you imagine the growth that killing obamacare would unleash? can you imagine it? i live in hope. [ music transitions to rock ] make it happen with the all-new fidelity active trader pro. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades when you open an account. [announcer] ...every wish for a bed that could feel perfect under every part of your body... [man]ask me about our tempur-pedic. [announcer] they're sleeping on the newest tempur-pedic bed... the new tempur choice... [man]two remotes. [announcer] firmness settings for the head,legs,and back... these real owners get that famous tempur-pedic comfort how they like it. [woman]ask me about
the point is that obamacare is going to hurt the economy. it's going to hurt when we can least afford to take another hit. i really want to end on a positive so i will engage in wishful thinking. suppose that democrats in the senate come to understand that obamacare is a disaster and they kill it? now, i know, highly unlikely, but i'm speculating here. but can you imagine the growth that killing obamacare would unleash? can you imagine it? i live in hope. [ music transitions to rock ] make it...
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for carlos, pasqual, and others who risk their lives to work for the american economy and the american dream, time is of the essence. >> one way to reach out to the community because there's drugs and violence. people love soccer. >> these immigrants are part of the fabric of our daily lives. thank you. thanks for your time. thank you very much. and it's time they're allowed to live openly and work toward making a legitimate life for themselves and for their children. i think that carlos will work every day and night to become a lawyer just so he could hear his father say look at this. look at my son. the son of a fruit picker became a lawyer. that's powerful. >>> from the company that i work for in florida picking oranges, there's my check. $86.73 big ones. in actuality, i should have only gotten paid for three tubs. but since they can't pay you below minimum wage, i got the minimum wage adjustment which is $67.47. this is one of the hardest jobs i've ever done in my life. yeah. ♪ >>> they don't look friendly. who are those -- anyway. some ugly dutch guys it looks like with guns. i'
for carlos, pasqual, and others who risk their lives to work for the american economy and the american dream, time is of the essence. >> one way to reach out to the community because there's drugs and violence. people love soccer. >> these immigrants are part of the fabric of our daily lives. thank you. thanks for your time. thank you very much. and it's time they're allowed to live openly and work toward making a legitimate life for themselves and for their children. i think that...
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then there's this little sugar blum, that it will wreck the economy. that's a hard one to make when the stock market hit an all-time high. thank you congressman. i'm beginning to fall in love with everybody in new jersey. tell me about the tenor of the discussion today. >> it was all scare tactics and the gop trying to sabotage the affordable care act. the first thing was this idea that you mentioned at first about the insurance companies taking away your plan. this is private insurance in a competitive market. so the insurers that are canceling these individual policies are doing so because they are not going to be able to sell them. if you have a skeletal plan that has very vifew benefits and cosa lot and somebody else is on the exchange that has better benefits and costs less, you're not going to be able to sell your insurance. so they're notifying people that they're not selling the lousy insurance at a high price. people say i want to keep my plan. why in the world would you want to keep a lousy plan that's going to cost you more. ant insurance co
then there's this little sugar blum, that it will wreck the economy. that's a hard one to make when the stock market hit an all-time high. thank you congressman. i'm beginning to fall in love with everybody in new jersey. tell me about the tenor of the discussion today. >> it was all scare tactics and the gop trying to sabotage the affordable care act. the first thing was this idea that you mentioned at first about the insurance companies taking away your plan. this is private insurance...
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if ever downturn in the economy are you ready? have you got some ideas, plans that you put in place to protect the taxpayer dollars we don't go back and after another $1.7 billion next year? what's your concerns about the qrm row coming at the beginning of your -- beginning of the year with regard to mortgage lending. >> lunatic couple of a couple of comments. personal we are not trying to do with semantics on this accounting transfer. >> i realize you're not that there's a lot of folks -- >> what i want to make clear is the difference between what fha is doing and what happened to private financial institutions who are making private gains and then the government had to come in to quote bail them out. that is very different than the fact that fha, every piece of revenue, every dollar that we arm goes back into the federal treasury -- >> where do you think the money from the private sector goes to? by definition, when you recapitalize a business or an institution that's exactly what we're doing right here. >> again, we are transfe
if ever downturn in the economy are you ready? have you got some ideas, plans that you put in place to protect the taxpayer dollars we don't go back and after another $1.7 billion next year? what's your concerns about the qrm row coming at the beginning of your -- beginning of the year with regard to mortgage lending. >> lunatic couple of a couple of comments. personal we are not trying to do with semantics on this accounting transfer. >> i realize you're not that there's a lot of...
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this debt drags on our economy today. it is a drag in economic growth for our economy today. right now we are not doing anything about it. can n't keep kicking the down the road anymore. we have to get a handle on the debt, and we have to get a hanled the on it now. from my speaker expective, just taking more from the american public is not the answer. we look at this conference as an argument if taxes, we're not to get anywhere. the way to raise revenue, from our perspective, is to grow the economy, to get people back to work. we need to write a tax code that oesn't stifle the economy. house republicans and democrats are doing -- are working together to do just that. focus our energy on a better budget. our goal is to grow family budgets . to do that, we need to get this economy growing. over 90 million americans are on the sidelines. many people have not had a job in six months. household income is down significantly. e may disagree as to why the economy isn't growing, but i hope we agree that the status quo is not acceptable. let's work together to provide real relief for
this debt drags on our economy today. it is a drag in economic growth for our economy today. right now we are not doing anything about it. can n't keep kicking the down the road anymore. we have to get a handle on the debt, and we have to get a hanled the on it now. from my speaker expective, just taking more from the american public is not the answer. we look at this conference as an argument if taxes, we're not to get anywhere. the way to raise revenue, from our perspective, is to grow the...
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economy. it's a derivative of activity. and no in that there's only so much that people will do in terms of mobility and the job market and buying new and existing homes. when we saw the existing home sales were pretty bad today and derivatives are likely whirl pool is in this, hxp as well. these stocks have had a good run. i would hold off. >> hold off here. what about the charts, do the technicals back up that comment from zach? >> they sure do, meaning this is a broad aggregate. 35 names, equal weighted. home builders only a third. all sorts of other things as already cited but you appliance manufacturers like whirlpool, carpet manufacturers, things like pier 1 and mattress companies. the comparative chart is what's interesting. look at a long-term chart, these have been highly correlated and the home builders all sort of rolled over as the rest of the names or components which about two thirds have continued higher and that's the home depots and so forth. what's starting to happen those are starting to succumb, the will
economy. it's a derivative of activity. and no in that there's only so much that people will do in terms of mobility and the job market and buying new and existing homes. when we saw the existing home sales were pretty bad today and derivatives are likely whirl pool is in this, hxp as well. these stocks have had a good run. i would hold off. >> hold off here. what about the charts, do the technicals back up that comment from zach? >> they sure do, meaning this is a broad aggregate....
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economy. we actually committed to our role as a major exporter from the united states. since our initial $300 million investment in the early '90s, with an annual capacity of about 50,000 vehicles we have invested an additional $6 billion over the years, expanded the facility to the point where our annual production is over 300,000 bmws. today, the plant alone employs over 7000 people supporting the local economy to the tune of $8.8 billion per year, and propose an additional 31,000 jobs through south carolina. from the supplies to our workers, to the local coffee shop, our manufacturing plant in spartanburg is a force that helps drive the economy and an ever widening circle. now we come to the final letter of the acronym, profitable. why we have selected spartanburg in the u.s.a. as an export platform. there are a few facts to help you understand the scope of what we do. currently we produce all ask three, x5 and x6 sport utility vehicles. soon there will be a new export. production in 2012 w
economy. we actually committed to our role as a major exporter from the united states. since our initial $300 million investment in the early '90s, with an annual capacity of about 50,000 vehicles we have invested an additional $6 billion over the years, expanded the facility to the point where our annual production is over 300,000 bmws. today, the plant alone employs over 7000 people supporting the local economy to the tune of $8.8 billion per year, and propose an additional 31,000 jobs...
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qe is preventing the economy from fundamentally recovering from the damage. the fed is going to keep doing it. again, it's like a drug. the qe keeps us high, but if we use the drug, we'll go through withdrawal. we'll never have a genuine recovery until the fed lets us have a genuine recession. the recession will be bigger in '08 and '09 because a lot of damage has been done structurally to the economy because the fed has interfered with recovery with all the qe. >> ron, i'm sure you're itching to get in. >> first of all, i don't agree qe is an art filler prop. the federal reserve has been battling a war against deflation. not only domestically but globally as well. an interesting chart i got today that shows eurozone inflation and the gold price. as you can see, inflation rates in europe are still falling. they are also still falling here in the united states. so, the fed is filling a hole. letting a recession come through and bring prices of assets and other goods and services to market-clearing levels, something that was tried in the 1930s with disastrous r
qe is preventing the economy from fundamentally recovering from the damage. the fed is going to keep doing it. again, it's like a drug. the qe keeps us high, but if we use the drug, we'll go through withdrawal. we'll never have a genuine recovery until the fed lets us have a genuine recession. the recession will be bigger in '08 and '09 because a lot of damage has been done structurally to the economy because the fed has interfered with recovery with all the qe. >> ron, i'm sure you're...
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you need to know that, no matter what happens to your job or the economy, that you have the knowledge in place to make money forever in real estate. and nobody can ever take that away from you. just imagine having more time for you, for your family, and having complete control of your financial destiny. that's the gift that i want to give to you. folks, it's scary right now. less than 5% of people who reach age 65 have enough money to retire on or are financially secure. and this is according to the u.s. census bureau. so, if you've ever worried about money, or you're not where you want to be financially right now, then you have to make a change. you have to step outside of ur comfort zone, learn something new that can help you get to your financial goals and help you live a life you've always dreamed of. the reality is, if you keep doing what you're doing right now, you're gonna have another year next year like you had this year. however, if you want a different year, a better year, more time for your family, more time for yourself, just a better life overall, then you need a specifi
you need to know that, no matter what happens to your job or the economy, that you have the knowledge in place to make money forever in real estate. and nobody can ever take that away from you. just imagine having more time for you, for your family, and having complete control of your financial destiny. that's the gift that i want to give to you. folks, it's scary right now. less than 5% of people who reach age 65 have enough money to retire on or are financially secure. and this is according...
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the ministry of economy has forecast in the scheme of territory to speak of the moment of the country into two thousand twenty. the scheme of rational distribution of production facilities is at the ministry of industry and new technologies in the general scheme of planning in the republican cause extended to two thousand thirty is at the ministry of regional development. the ministry of economy and budget planning is preparing a second set of amendments to the budget cone new amendments cover the issues improving the effective use of funds jane season approaches to accountability of government agencies as a part of the budget implementation during the briefing the official spokesperson of the center communication service called by the goliath reported that get consumers to hold a four month into regional cooperation between kazakhstan and russia in november tenth to the eleventh president of the two countries will take part in the event thanks to the dino for a while. cut outs of this universe reform is devoted to the industrial cooperation. it is plain to sign a number of bilateral
the ministry of economy has forecast in the scheme of territory to speak of the moment of the country into two thousand twenty. the scheme of rational distribution of production facilities is at the ministry of industry and new technologies in the general scheme of planning in the republican cause extended to two thousand thirty is at the ministry of regional development. the ministry of economy and budget planning is preparing a second set of amendments to the budget cone new amendments cover...
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contingent on the economy. and that's been hard to do with qe. and i think the evidence i was alluding to in september suggests how hard that is for us to sort of react to data on a regular basis. i think that's difficult to do and very difficult to communicate. it's easy to say we're data dependent, but it's much harder to say more precisely about how. we haven't been clear about that. i'm beginning to think in september was an example of how hard this is going to be to fine tune, if you will. i'm actually leaning toward the view that, look, qe-2 and qe-1 for that matter. qe-2, we announced a volume of purchases. in that case, it was $600 billion. we said we were going to buy $600 billion and then we're going to stop and see what the economy looks like and then make another assessment. i'm actually leaning to believe maybe that's a better way to get us out of this box of fine tuning and adjusting -- >> by putting a number on it? >> putting a number on the size of the balance sheet or how big this program is going to be and say we're going to --
contingent on the economy. and that's been hard to do with qe. and i think the evidence i was alluding to in september suggests how hard that is for us to sort of react to data on a regular basis. i think that's difficult to do and very difficult to communicate. it's easy to say we're data dependent, but it's much harder to say more precisely about how. we haven't been clear about that. i'm beginning to think in september was an example of how hard this is going to be to fine tune, if you will....
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we're dealing with a few moderate members the message is it grows the economy. in your networks across the country like the voice bunny you're the best messengers and democratic and republican members say we haven't heard enough you from the business community. we can help you impact public policy so if you get a chance to fill it out leave it under your chair and we'll collect it. >> thanks for the leadership of business forward. i hope all of us fill out those cards week, engaged or enraged. >> thank you carl and all. i'll uses the rules of order to keep this short and fast and also to say it's critically important here in san francisco is is we're being heard in washington and what we're seeing in the house is going to be a lot longer than we anticipated. it's to stay involved and engaged. we've got a campaign which is keep us here dot.org. we'll be keeping that going. but it's critically important at this junction we stay involved >> i've got a long line of folks who want to identify themselves we have 6 minutes left and so think lightning fast. >> i'm the c
we're dealing with a few moderate members the message is it grows the economy. in your networks across the country like the voice bunny you're the best messengers and democratic and republican members say we haven't heard enough you from the business community. we can help you impact public policy so if you get a chance to fill it out leave it under your chair and we'll collect it. >> thanks for the leadership of business forward. i hope all of us fill out those cards week, engaged or...
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had the economy growing at 2%, right. so i think it is fairly resilient and we didn't get in our way, we would've actually been growing a little bit faster. >> do you think we will eventually? seems to think that pimco. we need to talk about bill gross. pimco -- they said five years ago it was going to be 2%. came out with 2% for 20 years. aging demo, you think we're getting the 3 to 3 1/2 again? >> i think structurally the economy is not going to grow as fast as it used to. but there's also a cyclical recovery that has been delayed. and for that reason, it shouldn't be that crazy to think that we could grow 2.5% to 3% next year. >> the third recovery in a row that's been delayed. early '90s, early 2000s, this one we're delayed for years and finally geared. and this one is following the same pattern. i think we're going to 3% growth next year and we'll hover around three for the rest of the recovery. >> the taper's not going to be a speed bump if and when it comes? >> no, we challenged that, andrew, couple of months ago.
had the economy growing at 2%, right. so i think it is fairly resilient and we didn't get in our way, we would've actually been growing a little bit faster. >> do you think we will eventually? seems to think that pimco. we need to talk about bill gross. pimco -- they said five years ago it was going to be 2%. came out with 2% for 20 years. aging demo, you think we're getting the 3 to 3 1/2 again? >> i think structurally the economy is not going to grow as fast as it used to. but...
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now going to become a trillion dollar economy this also has already become a fairly large economy so the main issue in the book is the fact that i'm just talking about brics is a very limited view of the emerging would ok but for example one thing in common that the break countries have is there a sort of very keen of that in this all of the social unrest and the need to preserve social stability and we've seen that in china we've seen that in russia have seen that in brazil i think and to some extent we've seen that in india and all those countries use different methods somebody some of them use democratic math and some of them use more authoritarian the math and some of them put more money into social programs trying to placate their populations but given the fact that social and rust is really spreading around the world and in many other places it is really threatening not only economic growth but you know simply cannot make stability and the security of investments do you think that could be perceived as competitive advantage you know that insistence on preserving the social orde
now going to become a trillion dollar economy this also has already become a fairly large economy so the main issue in the book is the fact that i'm just talking about brics is a very limited view of the emerging would ok but for example one thing in common that the break countries have is there a sort of very keen of that in this all of the social unrest and the need to preserve social stability and we've seen that in china we've seen that in russia have seen that in brazil i think and to some...
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you think coal is depressed because of the economy? >> there's been a lot of coal taken out of the industry. a lot of mines have been shut down. the reason i like coal stocks is the economics and also i like anr. they're in the gas play with a solid company called rice energy. very successful people. they're going public now. i love the eatton corporation. >> they make fabulous products. >> things we're going to need. >> i own a full service business. eaton axles never break down. they could give you a million mile warranty and wouldn't have to pay. they're a quality product. look at parker's numbers. it's 116 now. there's more to come. emerson is another one. >> emmerson electric another one. go down the list. the thing we're all going to have to deal with is sluggish revenue growth. that's going to be around a while. you look at general motors, they missed the revenue number. they made more money. why? because they're squeezing cost out. i'm excited if we ever get things going all at once, companies that have made themselves so effic
you think coal is depressed because of the economy? >> there's been a lot of coal taken out of the industry. a lot of mines have been shut down. the reason i like coal stocks is the economics and also i like anr. they're in the gas play with a solid company called rice energy. very successful people. they're going public now. i love the eatton corporation. >> they make fabulous products. >> things we're going to need. >> i own a full service business. eaton axles never...
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. >> we're going to have an oversight economy that comes out, and confirms, and assures that we are spending the money the way it's supposed to be spend. >> reporter: opponents say a higher sales tax unfairly burdens the city's merchants. >> we need people to buy things in the city of antioch. that's what really supports your general fund. so we're cutting our own throat. >> reporter: measure c is the only item on the ballot. a low turnover is expected. opponents say that may help measure c pass. live in antioch, amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> voters in strain get their chance tomorrow to weigh in on a controversial condominium project. it would sit along the embarcadero at the foot of washington street. it features luxury condos in two buildings. opponents call it a wall, and say it includes no affordable housing. there are two propositions, b, and c, on the project. a yes on either clears the way for its construction. a no vote on both would force it to be revised. and we did some checking and found supporters of the nc have spent more than $1.8 million. opponents have spent nearly 8
. >> we're going to have an oversight economy that comes out, and confirms, and assures that we are spending the money the way it's supposed to be spend. >> reporter: opponents say a higher sales tax unfairly burdens the city's merchants. >> we need people to buy things in the city of antioch. that's what really supports your general fund. so we're cutting our own throat. >> reporter: measure c is the only item on the ballot. a low turnover is expected. opponents say...
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it is a good sign of the economy but a sign that things are changing. >> let's talk about wal- mart. they aren't due and solar power. >> there are the only company that is doing this. they are going to tell you for you to do it also. they're going solar and they are generating more than any other. this is pretty impressive for a big company. >> coming up we will talk about financial planning and a web sites that you could use for your benefit. we will talk about a benefit that you may not be using at your job. female narrator: the mattress price wars are ending soon the mattress price wars are ending soon at sleep train. we've challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing, plus free same-day delivery, setup, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars ends soon at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ to thsuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a s
it is a good sign of the economy but a sign that things are changing. >> let's talk about wal- mart. they aren't due and solar power. >> there are the only company that is doing this. they are going to tell you for you to do it also. they're going solar and they are generating more than any other. this is pretty impressive for a big company. >> coming up we will talk about financial planning and a web sites that you could use for your benefit. we will talk about a benefit that...
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uncertainties remain regarding overseas economies. they say japan's economy will grow 2.7% this fiscal year down .1% from the previous forecast. the policy makers say the consumption tax hikes scheduled for april will not deal a serious blow to the economy. >>> japanese companies are reporting strong earnings for the april to september period as a weaker yen is boosting their profitability. the earnings season has peaked, nearly 20% of those listed on the main board of the tokyo stock exchange reported on thursday. a survey shows the total ordinary profit of the companies that reported earnings by wednesday rose 45% in yen terms compared to a year ago. 29% of those companies have revised upward their full-year profit projections through march 2014. struggling electric appliance companies are also making a sharp comeback. panasonic reported a net profit of $1.7 billion for the april-to-september period. that's a record high for mid-year earnings. the company sustained a loss of nearly $7 billion in the same period last year. meanwhile,
uncertainties remain regarding overseas economies. they say japan's economy will grow 2.7% this fiscal year down .1% from the previous forecast. the policy makers say the consumption tax hikes scheduled for april will not deal a serious blow to the economy. >>> japanese companies are reporting strong earnings for the april to september period as a weaker yen is boosting their profitability. the earnings season has peaked, nearly 20% of those listed on the main board of the tokyo stock...
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that is essentially an innovation economy; right? because they were building off their major institutions the cleveland clinic so you say flips in business crayons claefd and akron metro coming together and saying we've got the help your network of small and medium sized companies we're not talking about big manufacturing firms that are retooling their business model and making investments in their facilities and any training workers and beginning to design their new proteins for global markets priermentd. because they're small they really need the help and support of intermediatey institutions so they can assess capital. they're all in what we would call the stem economic scientists and technology and engineering and math; right? and the country has really go forward for a long time the fact we've got a to start in our high schools having a fairly substantial number of kids on a track brown where ware doing computer science to get the skills to go into the firms and no non-manufacturing companies and get good jobs. we decided we, yo
that is essentially an innovation economy; right? because they were building off their major institutions the cleveland clinic so you say flips in business crayons claefd and akron metro coming together and saying we've got the help your network of small and medium sized companies we're not talking about big manufacturing firms that are retooling their business model and making investments in their facilities and any training workers and beginning to design their new proteins for global markets...
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of this body, members on the other side of the aisle, closed down this government and threatened the economy of the united states. causing us more than $24 billion. this reminded me of another period in our history not so long ago. during the '50s many signed a manifesto after the supreme court decision of 1954. and those senators along with many southern governors subscribed to the doctrine and notification. and some even massive resistance. that's what we saw on the part of the republican members of the house and some of the republicans in the senate. the affordable care act is working. it is helping to make health care affordable and accessible to hundreds,,000s, and millions of our citizens who have never had it before. when i was growing up in rural alabama, we couldn't afford to see a doctor. in georgia, in kentucky, in arkansas and all across the deep south can now see a doctor. we must do what is right and fair and what is just. now, madame administrator, i have here this morning -- >> as the gentleman from gash dash hello, i'm ashleigh banfield, it is tuesday october 29th. welcome t
of this body, members on the other side of the aisle, closed down this government and threatened the economy of the united states. causing us more than $24 billion. this reminded me of another period in our history not so long ago. during the '50s many signed a manifesto after the supreme court decision of 1954. and those senators along with many southern governors subscribed to the doctrine and notification. and some even massive resistance. that's what we saw on the part of the republican...
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spending tends to slow down, hitting the entire economy. second, robust home sales with increase demand in the larger economy. housing has these tent identicals that go far beyond housing, carpentry, lumber, furnishings, pickup truck sales to contractors. moving in a new home comes with additional spend on the ground home improvement, big tickest purchases, furniture, applieses. housing over the last year has helped to boost sales at building and garden reply. by 7.6%. that's just an example. most homes told in this country are used homes, exit are homes as we call them. a small percentages of new homes, new home construction creates a lot of jobs, in september we saw 20,000 construction jobs add today the economy in an otherwise disappointing employment report. a drop in pending home sales could reverse the gauges. of the 9 million jobs lost in the last reception, more than a million of them were in-housing and scan instruction alone. so whether or not you are about to buy or sale a home right now. coming slow down in america's housing mar
spending tends to slow down, hitting the entire economy. second, robust home sales with increase demand in the larger economy. housing has these tent identicals that go far beyond housing, carpentry, lumber, furnishings, pickup truck sales to contractors. moving in a new home comes with additional spend on the ground home improvement, big tickest purchases, furniture, applieses. housing over the last year has helped to boost sales at building and garden reply. by 7.6%. that's just an example....
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each restaurant employs 60 to 100 people to also mousse the economy. i watch soap people they have their costumes on. acat that i guess that's the royal ticket in front. >> a lot of people the first 100 very happy getting the free fleel but you know who else is, a lot of sous in the area. thrilled to dream chicken. >> we appreciate them hanging out opening the doors as we are live in our broadcast. >> how fun. 6:10. coming up more mystery over google's next work. it's google's ongoing prokt. a controversy we'll dive into coming up. >> a live look outside, that is the south bay. have some orange lights there. today we go with the original lights. and all over the pay people out enjoying it we're back in minutes. >>> right now let's get you updated on top stories. four people recovering after being attacked by dogs. police ended up shooting and killing one of those dogs. the other remains under quarantine at an animal shelter. as of now it's unclear where those two dogs came from. >> in just a matter of hours the cpuc will consider tightening safety rule
each restaurant employs 60 to 100 people to also mousse the economy. i watch soap people they have their costumes on. acat that i guess that's the royal ticket in front. >> a lot of people the first 100 very happy getting the free fleel but you know who else is, a lot of sous in the area. thrilled to dream chicken. >> we appreciate them hanging out opening the doors as we are live in our broadcast. >> how fun. 6:10. coming up more mystery over google's next work. it's google's...
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people as me it is good economy going to continue? how are we going to extend the prosperity that so many of our enterprise part of the answer is the everyday decision by each of you to keep investing 90 in our city. yes investing in businesses and start up and innovative ideas but investing in our young people, our schools and community and neighborhood organizations. san francisco is the greatest city in the world not just because of our bay and at all beautiful buildings but our human talent we know is at the heart of our success. so i ask you help us save city college and help us rebilled and reimage our bettered education for our children. help us higher young people making our neighborhoods safer and stronger. i ask you to get involved and volunteer and i ask you to help with more resources to be able to do this. that's how we're going to be able to sustain this economic recovery and extend our prosperity we'll be able to continue to build the infrastructure structure for our city today and tomorrow. thank you very muchout. >> h
people as me it is good economy going to continue? how are we going to extend the prosperity that so many of our enterprise part of the answer is the everyday decision by each of you to keep investing 90 in our city. yes investing in businesses and start up and innovative ideas but investing in our young people, our schools and community and neighborhood organizations. san francisco is the greatest city in the world not just because of our bay and at all beautiful buildings but our human talent...
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they said the economy was moderately recovering. it was the first time in six years that they used the term recovery. it's an upward revision from their previous assessment that said the economy was moderately picking up. the leaders said personal spending increased particularly on items such as air conditioners and refrigerators. production of electronic components such as iron and steel rose as auto exports remain steady. the leaders also said job offers rose in the auto sector as well as the service and construction industries. the officials say they expect the economy to further recover but that they need to continue monitoring crude oil prices and downside risks in other economies. >>> japan tobacco is the world's third largest cigarette producer, but its officials are planning to scale down domestic production due to falling sales. jt officials say they plan to country 1600 jobs or 20% of their work force by march of 2015. they'll also close four out of nine factories in japan. the officials are having a hard time selling toba
they said the economy was moderately recovering. it was the first time in six years that they used the term recovery. it's an upward revision from their previous assessment that said the economy was moderately picking up. the leaders said personal spending increased particularly on items such as air conditioners and refrigerators. production of electronic components such as iron and steel rose as auto exports remain steady. the leaders also said job offers rose in the auto sector as well as the...
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support of organizing the exposition on the other hand creates an opportunity to display the polish economy accomplishments. it is some kind of a springboard for for the moment. it was cute combining your chest. most companies were invited to produce green expo two thousand senate seat in the field of construction the new technologies. i think you'll be very interesting yesterday i think christian genders purchasing ski and all polish people for their support of context and expo bit. a trip of a video. if it's just the way this post and i was up against cork they did it spoke to the stomach of a local salon or his first meeting of an international organization to abolish nuclear weapons has begun at the united nations headquarters in vienna with cars each time taking part delegates to the meeting of the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty organization discuss what steps might be taken to achieve full nuclear disarmament one hundred and eighty three countries that signed the treaty but they have refused to the delegates decided to create a group whose task will be to intensify internationa
support of organizing the exposition on the other hand creates an opportunity to display the polish economy accomplishments. it is some kind of a springboard for for the moment. it was cute combining your chest. most companies were invited to produce green expo two thousand senate seat in the field of construction the new technologies. i think you'll be very interesting yesterday i think christian genders purchasing ski and all polish people for their support of context and expo bit. a trip of...
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biggest economy grew no point one percent driven by exports and with the country's main stock index that having gained over fifty share with foreign investors becoming attracted once again to the nation's markets associates well when it comes to the real economy the story is quite different domestic demand from mainz flats and even though unemployment has fallen slightly thanks to a busy to a season over a quarter of spanish people stand on employees and one in two young people are still unable to get a job so to get a better idea as to what's happening to the spanish economy i'm joined right now by steen jacobsen from sachs a bank so stay tuned as we know the spanish economy managed to drag itself out of recession. we've got a growth of no point one percent now can i just get your view what do you take from that no point one percent growth. sort of enough. you have to remember it is very easy for a country like spain to create a little bit of growth because the base the number you compare with was already very low so everything being equal it's good that spain is seeing positive gr
biggest economy grew no point one percent driven by exports and with the country's main stock index that having gained over fifty share with foreign investors becoming attracted once again to the nation's markets associates well when it comes to the real economy the story is quite different domestic demand from mainz flats and even though unemployment has fallen slightly thanks to a busy to a season over a quarter of spanish people stand on employees and one in two young people are still unable...
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they're saying unfortunately the economy will look similar to '14. guys, you can read all about the survey online, cnbc.com, it's all right there. back at 8:00, i'll come back with what the market thinks the effect of the shutdown and the debt ceiling debate had on the economy and expectations for the next debate in january and february. >> makes me think that maybe peter fisher is right. he was our guest host yesterday and suggested that the only surprise left would be if the fed actually acted sooner than people have now set up on these deadlines. >> such that the -- it's so extended out there now. it is true, becky. >> and in graphic representation, liesman, to me, it looks like tightening. >> what do you mean? >> goes down. looks like they're tightening. it's tightening. and the other thing is, steve, 8 out of 9 days the s&p's higher, i'm on board now. i want to drive that car in every week and say, fill her up. fill her up with gas because i don't want it to ever end. i want to run on qe. >> we have a problem of june the fed and the markets bein
they're saying unfortunately the economy will look similar to '14. guys, you can read all about the survey online, cnbc.com, it's all right there. back at 8:00, i'll come back with what the market thinks the effect of the shutdown and the debt ceiling debate had on the economy and expectations for the next debate in january and february. >> makes me think that maybe peter fisher is right. he was our guest host yesterday and suggested that the only surprise left would be if the fed...
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the mexican economy is doing much better compared to the brazilian economy and similarly like each year there is the example of south korea is a fairly large economy you have the likes of indonesia which are now going to become a trillion dollar economy this. has already become a fairly large garden me so the main issue right because the book is the fact that i'm just talking about brics is a very limited view all of the emerging would ok but for example one thing in common that the break countries have is they are sort of very keen of their own this of the social unrest and the need to preserve social stability and we've seen that in china we've seen that in russia you've seen that in brazil i think and to some extent we've seen that in india and all those countries use different methods somebody some of them use you know democratic math and some of them use more authoritarian the math had some of them with more money into social programs trying to placate their populations but given the fact that social and rusty. it's really spreading around the world and in many other places it is r
the mexican economy is doing much better compared to the brazilian economy and similarly like each year there is the example of south korea is a fairly large economy you have the likes of indonesia which are now going to become a trillion dollar economy this. has already become a fairly large garden me so the main issue right because the book is the fact that i'm just talking about brics is a very limited view all of the emerging would ok but for example one thing in common that the break...
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and this book attempting to attack those two questions was fundmental to how the economy functions. as far as i'm concerned, there's one critical issue which i think probably more than any other was, that was essential for writing this book. i had to discard the basic premise which all classical economists or those of us who were involved in that form of economics and computer-base models, and have to look at fundamental premise. and i basically assumed as we all did that not only, that fundamental premise is that human beings act in their own long term self interest most of the time. but the general belief of all economists who are forecasting, is while it is not only most of the time but when it isn't, it's random. and you can disregard it because it can't be muddled. what shocked me is when i started to try to actually model it and i was getting extraordinarily, extraordinary results. >> rose: and what were they? >> basically, that so-called animal spirits, which is a term -- >> rose: talking about the john -- >> precisely. and they are deep seated aspects of human nature. predic
and this book attempting to attack those two questions was fundmental to how the economy functions. as far as i'm concerned, there's one critical issue which i think probably more than any other was, that was essential for writing this book. i had to discard the basic premise which all classical economists or those of us who were involved in that form of economics and computer-base models, and have to look at fundamental premise. and i basically assumed as we all did that not only, that...
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we'll bring down the domestic economy. we are somewhat less optimistic however that growth prospects in the longer end. even the we each may relate to the weak momentum as domestic demand which will in my continued heavy reliance on that exports. on the one hand and then given on the other hand the pressures. from rock the population aging which will push down potential growth. if i get such possibilities. the team concluded that korean need to prioritize its policies on boosting domestic demand and increasing the level of income grow. uni on adding onions. the president up and hair will embark on a week long european tour and saturdays which will take her to france britain and belgium are presents love this course on intelligent you has more on the president's last overseas trip for this year the trick is if president x fifty your ad will be strengthening cooperation with european entries in the areas of creative economy and finance. korea sees britain is having them as potential for cooperated much as a given its strong
we'll bring down the domestic economy. we are somewhat less optimistic however that growth prospects in the longer end. even the we each may relate to the weak momentum as domestic demand which will in my continued heavy reliance on that exports. on the one hand and then given on the other hand the pressures. from rock the population aging which will push down potential growth. if i get such possibilities. the team concluded that korean need to prioritize its policies on boosting domestic...
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economy going to accelerate? it has been -- we waited for accel investigation to come and it happened, is it going to happen next year and if you optimistic about next year and you think the ims at the beginning of this show, their optimism for next year to the extent they have any is based on ac acceleration in e u.s. and will the u.s. economy accel investigation? i think the u.s. private sector is doing pretty good, deleveraging and got through the hangover from the financial crisis the question is will fiscal policy be sensible and will the u.s. stop dragging down growth with too much tightening. >> china i think you are absolutely right it is a big question, china the big story has been the slowdown in china, we used to have double digit growth rates and now seven. >> rose: i know people who are skeptical about the growth. >> absolutely, the question -- people are not really, ah, they are china it is okay to be okay or china bad and there is going to be a hard landing in china, i am kind of in the middle of t
economy going to accelerate? it has been -- we waited for accel investigation to come and it happened, is it going to happen next year and if you optimistic about next year and you think the ims at the beginning of this show, their optimism for next year to the extent they have any is based on ac acceleration in e u.s. and will the u.s. economy accel investigation? i think the u.s. private sector is doing pretty good, deleveraging and got through the hangover from the financial crisis the...
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. >> think about what the economy was doing in 1999. the u.s. was coming off a period where we had reasonably strong economic growth, the unemployment rate was probably below 5%. it's not necessarily the behavior of the market necessarily, even though there are signs of consistency, it's more the fact we've still got the unemployment rate up above 7% and there's a sense the economy is just not clicking. >> i think it's poetic, that the money section in "usa today" "is the fed inflating a stock bubble," just as we're finally getting to a tapering -- did you hear plosser today? >> saying he wants to cap the signs of the balance sheet. >> he wants a number on the balance sheet. we're back to that. >> well, look, i don't know. i know too many people who own stocks and they're actually happy that they made money. i can't begrudge them. it's been a great time. the fed wanted the wealth effect to come up. all i can say is what has congress done to help the economy. what has the president done? they can't even build a bridge these guys. >> that's why th
. >> think about what the economy was doing in 1999. the u.s. was coming off a period where we had reasonably strong economic growth, the unemployment rate was probably below 5%. it's not necessarily the behavior of the market necessarily, even though there are signs of consistency, it's more the fact we've still got the unemployment rate up above 7% and there's a sense the economy is just not clicking. >> i think it's poetic, that the money section in "usa today" "is...